The Andhra Pradesh Cooperative Bank (APCOB) has taken another significant step in its ongoing recruitment drive for 2026 by releasing the admit cards for candidates shortlisted for the positions of Assistant Manager and Staff Assistant. Aspirants who successfully completed the online application process earlier this year can now access their Hall Tickets through the bank's official website.
The recruitment notification had previously invited applications from eligible candidates across the state for a total number of vacancies under both posts. Following the scrutiny of applications and verification of eligibility criteria, APCOB prepared a merit list and called upon qualified candidates to appear for the written examination. The admit card release marks the beginning of the final phase of the selection process before candidates are required to appear at the designated test centres.
Candidates are advised to carry multiple printed copies of the admit card along with a valid photo identity proof such as an Aadhaar card, voter ID, or passport to the examination venue. The admit cards carry critical information including the candidate's name, roll number, exam date, reporting time, and the address of the assigned test centre. Discrepancies in any of these details should be brought to the attention of the bank's recruitment cell immediately.
The selection process for APCOB involves a preliminary examination for the Staff Assistant post, followed by a main written test and document verification. For the Assistant Manager position, candidates typically undergo a written examination followed by an interview round. The bank is expected to announce the final result and merit list once all examination and evaluation activities are completed.
APCOB continues to be one of the most sought-after employer in Andhra Pradesh, offering competitive salaries, job security, and welfare benefits to its employees. This recruitment exercise is expected to fill several vacant positions and strengthen the bank's operational strength across rural and semi-urban branches throughout the state.
